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Disability in Science Fiction

Anya Taylor-Joy as Furiosa in Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
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Furiosa

Furiosa and the Disability Wasteland

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Blog
Andre Norton Reread

Winged Magic: Andre Norton’s Flight in Yiktor

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Rereads and Rewatches
Andre Norton Reread

Surprisingly Timely: Rereading Andre Norton’s Night of Masks

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Featured Essays
disability

I Belong Where the People Are: Disability and The Shape of Water

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Star Trek, TOS crew, I Mudd
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Star Trek

On Its 50th Anniversary, Star Trek Must Recommit Itself to “Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations”

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Doctor Who Before the Flood television review
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Doctor Who

It’s the Bootstrap Paradox. Doctor Who: “Before the Flood”

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Books
book reviews

Technology and the Body: Disability in Science Fiction, edited by Kathryn Allan

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Excerpts
Excerpts

Disability in Science Fiction: Representations of Technology as Cure (Excerpt)

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“You want stories?" Thom Merrilin declaimed. "I have stories, and I will give them to you. I will make them come alive before your eyes.”

Robert Jordan, The Eye Of The World

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